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"Fisherman's Quarters" (c. 1915), oil on canvas | Hayley Lever, American, (1876 - 1958) | Dallas Museum of Art.
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"Fisherman's Quarters" (c. 1915), oil on canvas | Hayley Lever, American, (1876 - 1958) | Dallas Museum of Art.
Etcher, my new warforged necromancer!
Early modern printing press (3/?)
This beautiful etch is made by Frans Hogenberg. It illustrates the Beeldenstorm : this translate to "image storm". The term is used for outbreaks of destruction of religious images that happened in Europe during the 16th century. The Iconoclastic Fury (the English term for Beeldenstorm) is an important event during the complicated, but very interesting period of the revolts in the Netherlands that would end in the Eighty Year's War.
Frans Hogenberg was born in Mechelen (Malines) to Jan Nikolaas Hogenberg in 1535. His father was a painter and engraver and Frans followed in his footsteps. When his father died, Frans' mother remarried with a cartographer, which sparked his passion for maps.
In 1555, Frans left the Spanish Netherlands, probably because of his protestant beliefs. First, he moved to England, later he traveled through France and finally ended up in Cologne. In this time, Cologne was a refuge for protestant artists.
Frans Hogenberg himself was a protestant so there is an Anti-Spanish sentiment in his other works. However, due to censorship it is not very noticeable. There is also the economic aspect that may have played in the way Frans portrayed the events.
Albert Welti - Aile Portresi [1903-1904]
Albert Welti (Bern, 18 Şubat 1862 - 7 Haziran 1912) İsviçreli ressam ve hakkaktı. Eserlerinin çoğu rüyaları ya da kabusları tasvir ediyordu.
[Musée Cantonal des Beaux-Arts, Lozan - Ahşap üzerine Tempera, 57,5 x 60,5 cm]
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Albert Welti - Family Portrait [1903-1904]
Albert Welti (Bern, February 18, 1862 - June 7, 1912) was a Swiss painter and etcher. Many of his works depicted dreams or nightmares.
[Musée Cantonal des Beaux-Arts, Lausanne - Tempera on wood, 57.5 x 60.5 cm]
S.K. Etcher. Or Etchy Sketchy to his coworkers and friends. A 'Free loading idiot, but a damn good reporter' to his boss.
Etcher works for a popular website's pop culture column and is frequently writing articles on the latest fashion trends, music and entertainment going on. But he does have a side passion and that is trying to compile a series of tapes involving the supernatural's interviews.
His purpose for doing this is a life long passionate love affair for mystery and the supernatural and also to bring any possible misconceptions of the supernatural population to light. (Think Buzzfeed's Ghoul Boys. 'HEY HORNY BOIS. ITS ME. YA BOI. ETCHY.')
He does all the interviews that you see happen here.
Stephen J. Ferris (1835-1915), 'A Sa Majeste, Le Roi' (To His Majesty, The King), ''The Idler'', Vol. 23, 1892 Source
New campaign means new art!
Max Klinger (1857-1920), 'Entführung' (Abduction), 1887-80 Source